Does this look like equal opportunity ?

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[The dane]

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[Dylan]

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[John Galt]

those graphs all show increases, across the board. in addition, some of the people in the lower 5ths begat children who went to higher 5ths after they were educated (your basic premise is that is how such things happen) so clearly the upper 5ths will have higher rates

again, grants for college are the major force in increasing the cost of colleges. this has been shown many times. so the reason for why the grants need to increase in size is because of the grants in the first place: government manipulating of demand and how much people can pay (as in, they can pay more because of the grants) are why college tuition is skyrocketing. i'm okayish with the idea of state funding towards education but they should fund schools not people.

but... there are too many people in college already (again, because of the grants)

[Spider]

What we need isn't more people in 4 year schools.

What we need is a publicly funded university system that is free to attend...but with far stricter academic entrance requirements.

And we need a lot more focus on two year technical degrees for everyone who doesn't make the cut.

Right now we have major universities reduced to working out discount tuition deals on remedial mathematics. If you couldn't hack middle school algebra, how they hell did you get admitted to any 4 year school in the first place? That sort of thing needs to end. Cleary we have too many people being herded into the 4 year schools.

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